Re: Apache Polygene - Future Directions

For the question about "volunteer for Spring integration": *Roman!!!* Don't you work for the Spring Framework guys???!?!? On Fri, Dec 30, 2016 at 10:55 PM, Jiri Jetmar wrote: > > This are indeed valuable steps, but I fear that we can not follow the path > to the

Re: New logos

Jiri, Attachments are stripped by mailing list manager.. Post on Jira ticket. On Fri, Dec 30, 2016 at 11:29 PM, Jiri Jetmar wrote: > Hi guys, > > see my proposal attached. > > [image: Inline-Bild 1] > > The idea is to say - Apache Polygene is the DNA of a modern

Re: New logos

Hi guys, see my proposal attached. [image: Inline-Bild 1] The idea is to say - Apache Polygene is the DNA of a modern application :-) Polygene offers fragments (mixings,etc) that can be structured in such a way, so that larger and complex objects can be constract. It will make people

Re: Apache Polygene - Future Directions

Hi Niclas, pls find my comments below in blue: 2016-12-18 9:54 GMT+01:00 Niclas Hedhman : > If I understand your intention (Christmas Wish) correctly, you want to > marry our pink unicorn with the green monster, or? > > :-) Well, not really to marry, but to give Polygene the

Re: New logos

Quite nice looking logo, Paul! I've did a little of drawing after all - something like this was on my mind: http://imgur.com/mcDlYFN . The problem might be is that it looks probably more like some environmental organization's logo, but maybe this might be a good starting point for some design

Re: New logos

Hi Niclas, I second Stanislav, we need a new logo. But we can get polygene.apache.org up online without it, simply reusing the old logo for now. The logo we display on the home page is comprised of two images: http://zest.apache.org/graphics/Qi4j-Logo-Symbol.png